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I think they look good if done right. Blue & Red are not legal while rolling but if on while parked it's ok. I haven't done it to my bike but a couple of guys I ride with both have blue. It looks good to me.
I'm thinking about nightime visibility. Anything to add to that is good for me. I don't care about showing off...I just want to be seen when I ride at night. For $129, I may go for that.
How does the ground get hit with the "cloud" with the lights only under the tank along the frame? or are there other sets under the bike as well?
This is why i was thinking the $20 sets would be fine for me .. couple sets under the tank, MAYBE a couple on the ground, and a switch. I guess id just need to worry about it being fully weather proof tho
For ground effects I have two 18" LED strands attached to the bottom rails of the frame. Joe Florida's LED kits are weather resistant and come with a "life time" warranty.
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